October 31, 20178 yr A buddy of mine's dad drank RWB constantly from the time he got up in the morning until he went to bed...never even wasted electricity to cool it down in the refrigerator, just drank it warm. Outside of a store environment I've seen more stacks of RWB than any other beer, dude has cases stacked up in guest bedroom. Some of his family came in from out of state once and brought him a couple of cases of Coors, he drank one and gave the rest away and went back to his RWB. It's gotta be as ice-cold as possible to be palatable. RWB is pretty rough. Got to know that stuff while visiting family in Iowa over the years. That 3.2 stuff makes it easy to drink for a long time, as long as you can stand the (lack of) taste.
October 31, 20178 yr You're not saying it right unless you call it Heileman's Old Style. Get it right, mister. Those low-rent beers deserve respect for fueling the country's industrial might. Thank you for correcting me, Jim. I buy it at Party Town on occasion. Went to Wrigley in 2011 for a Reds game. A couple of buddies drank their old Miller Lite. It was Heileman’s Old Style for me on the afternoon.
October 31, 20178 yr Author How was the bracket built ? Seems odd to have Coors Light vs Bud Light round 1. I used Excel. Typed in all the whole list, and then used the =rand( ) function to randomize the list. I assure you, it was completely by chance.
October 31, 20178 yr I used Excel. Typed in all the whole list, and then used the =rand( ) function to randomize the list. I assure you, it was completely by chance. Let's just say that administrators from Bud Light and Coors Light were uptight about their seeding. The league office took a lot of nasty phone calls and covered for you. Say Thank You.
October 31, 20178 yr I used Excel. Typed in all the whole list, and then used the =rand( ) function to randomize the list. I assure you, it was completely by chance. Cool. Just thought it was odd to have 2 of the top 4 selling beers in America square off round one.
October 31, 20178 yr Cool. Just thought it was odd to have 2 of the top 4 selling beers in America square off round one. I've been told by the selection committee that their brands didn't show up in enough Bro Country song lyrics this year like last year, and that's that.
October 31, 20178 yr Author Okay, revised action for Day 1 of the tournament: Which beer would you pick: Blue Moon or Michelob Amber Bock? Which beer would you pick: Old Style or Coors Banquet? Which beer would you pick: Natural Light or Miller Genuine Draft 64? Results of Day 1 Blue Moon: 27, Michelob Amber Bock: 19 Old Style: 8, Coors Banquet: 30 Natural Light: 26, Miller Genuine Draft 64: 15
October 31, 20178 yr Author Day 2 Matchups: Which beer would you pick: Molson Canadian or Keystone Light? Which beer would you pick: Icehouse or Bud Ice? Which beer would you pick: Narragansett or Miller Genuine Draft?
October 31, 20178 yr In the words of one of my closest friends, "Hamm's tastes like a headache." [ATTACH=CONFIG]64363[/ATTACH] $9.99 for a 30 pack. :puke:
October 31, 20178 yr A little late, here are the super official and elaborately calculated odds. Bud Diesel 3-1 Blue Moon 9-2 Bud Light 9-2 Miller Lite 3-1 Yuengling 5-1 Coors Light 12-1 Rolling Rock 15-1 Coors Original 20-1 High Life 35-1
November 1, 20178 yr Thank you for correcting me, Jim. I buy it at Party Town on occasion. Went to Wrigley in 2011 for a Reds game. A couple of buddies drank their old Miller Lite. It was Heileman’s Old Style for me on the afternoon. Way to represent. Harry Caray would be proud. That was his brand.
November 1, 20178 yr Results of Day 1 Blue Moon: 27, Michelob Amber Bock: 19 Old Style: 8, Coors Banquet: 30 Natural Light: 26, Miller Genuine Draft 64: 15 3 for 3 through day one. Doubt my bracket is perfect in day 2.
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